Do Muslims Also Study The Torah ?

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Salam


I don't really know what you mean by " do you study it" if what you mean is do we apply the teachings of todays torah into our lives the answer is no obviously. The Quraan is the only book that carries the true message of Allah from its time to our time safely and completely untouched, all the "other" books have at one point been completely safe from human addings and changes but not anymore. They're pretty fabricated.


I did have the pleasure to study a wee bit about the jewish "so-called book of guidance", the Torah, ranks Jews higher than all other people. Jews are considered the chosen people of God. They are semi-divine, and the multitude of other nonjews surrounding them are considered unclean and subhumans. The Torah has always been the pre-eminent legal authority for the Jews. No wonder they cause much mishief everywhere, having a holy book that teaches them so much. The apple never falls too far from the tree, as they say.


As a matter of fact, non-Jews whether Christians, Buddhists or Hindus, Muslims are not considered equal to the Jews in any way. The Jewish doctrine regards them as though they were non-humans. The following excerpts is from the Torah<b>"A nonjew... is not a neighbor in the sense of reciprocating and being responsble for damages caused by his negligence; nor does he watch over his cattle."</b> See how this conflicts with the true sense of justice in the <b>Quran</b>: <b>"O you who believe! Stand out firmly for Allah, witness in justice, and let not the hatred of others make you depart from justice. Be just: That is nearer to piety. And fear Allah, for Allah is well acquainted with all that you do." (Quran, 5;8).
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It feels wonderful to be a muslim, SubhanaAllah, Alhamdulilah, Alahu akbar, wa La ILaha ILaLah